SnoopyStyle Mini (Nikki Reed) is bored with her life. Her mother Diane (Carrie-Anne Moss) is a boozing gold-digger. Her latest catch is her stepfather Martin (Alec Baldwin). Mini is always looking for challenging "Firsts" and joins an escort service. Her client turns out to be her stepfather Martin. They begin a secret affair behind her mother's back and then scheme to get rid of her.This tries to be a black comedy. It tries and tries but can't quite get there. The writing has nothing new and lacks funny jokes. The biggest problem may be Nikki Reed. She looks sexy in skimpy outfits but doesn't excel in comedic roles. She's better as the femme fatale. The movie is not quite dark enough to push the envelop of black comedies. This is all very familiar and simply less than good.

ROUS Reviews Reviews Of Unusual Size!Re: Mini, a spoiled and rebellious teen joins an escort agency, flirts shamelessly with everyone she meets, hooks up with her stepdad and plans a murder or two.Outstanding: This flick is unabashedly mean-spirited and nasty. There's not anyone in it with any real redeeming qualities and Reed plays her part to a tee.Unacceptable: Unfortunately, it isn't a huge amount of fun either.Summary: There are some movies that are so mean they're a kick to watch, and there are some good spots in this movie, but most of it is too bitchy to be very enjoyable.2/5

Boba_Fett1138 Not hard to see why this movie is hardly know and why it never got released globally in cinemas. It's a very mediocre movie in basically every way imaginable and it just isn't that much special in terms of its originality, despite having an impressive cast in it.The movie tries to achieve several things throughout but it hardly succeeds fully in any of them. For a thriller it's too light, for a comedy it's not funny enough and for a drama it's not serious enough. the movie tries very hard to be all those things really, with as a result a movie that you just whether don't know to laugh or to be shocked.Besides it's story isn't very impressive or original. The movie tells its story from the viewpoint of the Nikki Reed character mostly, which makes it odd that we as a viewer never get to know or see what her characters true intentions with the things she does are throughout the movie. Not some very good film-making from the director's and writer's part, which are the same person by the way. The movie is certainly watchable but due that it's also being really average with basically everything it is also easily a movie you can easily do without.This movie would had even been lesser known had it not been for it's impressive cast-list. Actors like Alec Baldwin, Nikki Reed, Jeff Goldblum, Carrie-Anne Moss and Luke Wilson all make appearances in this movie. Alec Baldwin is really an actor who gets better with the years and also seems to benefit from the fact that he is getting older. In the beginning of his career he was still being looked upon as the baby-faced pretty boy from the Baldwin family but now he more shows what his qualities truly are. It also was good to see Jeff Goldblum acting again, since I hadn't seen him in anything recently. His particular acting style always remains a pleasure to watch.Watchable enough little movie but just nothing too special really.6/10http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/

annevejb After seeing this not many times I place it in a genre category of confident young woman with developed skills in crumpling people up. Subcategory, more approachable than average. Subcategory, not a comedy, but often having a light touch. Subcategory, easily mistaken for a sex flick. Some Girl 1998 includes such crumpling skills at a level that is not so highly developed. It also includes at least one first time. It is also even more approachable than this. The story centres around the home life of a young woman during her last year of USA high school and she is played by an 18 with experience at age 13 as a star in 13, a feature that I found too daunting for me. * My past tells me that the central attributes of the main character are not so uncommon. In my user comments here I occasionally feel a need to mention trouble that I have experienced from artists in the UK. I tend to think of that as this sort of thing, but this is detailed enough to say no, that it is a specialist sub-section. The prison guards at the end. I find the guards to be a strong parallel to the gargoyle creation that artists show symptoms of believing is proper for them to carry out to those tied up and labelled as gargoyles. They are not so different to Mini, but mostly come in at a later stage. One discrepancy from my experience. The police waiter. To me he would not be following Mini. He would be following the victims, considering them to be the bad guys. Mini would even appear to have her hungers catered for by equivalents to police waiters. So, there are minis and there are minis. I have come across some who would attract a police following. * I experience this as a strong and individual feature. For me it also links with many other features that allude to parts of the processes in this story. I prefer stories that are slightly less scary.